toastyToast
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Is it a good idea to play Witcher 3 on PS4 with no knowledge of 1 and 2?
As long as you're open to being missing on a lot of details, sure. The character profiles are pretty well written so check those out if you need to.
Is it a good idea to play Witcher 3 on PS4 with no knowledge of 1 and 2?
See here is the confusion.
I don't have a problem with you, your argument makes perfect sense and if you track my posts back, you'll see I'm essentially saying the same thing.
Where I have a problem is people who praise something like Skyrim for the open world and tell me it is the best thing ever. Then they play TW3 which has everything Skyrim has, in terms of open world and endless exploration, but it has game bits as well.
And then you ask, "so is Skyrim really not that good by comparison?" and they say "no" because all they want is the open world bit and the game bits are irrelevant. Both are hence "amazing" in their eyes. In this way, TW3 is being enjoyed in exactly the same way.
And nobody has argued against this yet. That fundamentally TW3 can be enjoyed just as a big empty open world explorathon. Heck just compare it with TW2. What is the difference really beyond the size of the world? 3 is pretty much the same thing over a huge scale. I think if TW3 didn't have the huge world, it wouldn't have got the GOTY award. I also think it would have been just as strong of a game, because I don't think the big world adds anything.
Ultimately this is why I don't think it is a great game of the year, because the mass market appeal is not the actual game bits. I wish people did enjoy it for picking the right oils and carefully tracking down their hunt, much the same as I enjoy Bloodborne and much the same way you and the other people complaining enjoy TW3. But I feel the reality is people just want to walk off and look at stuff and this is the majority of gamers today.
I can understand the MGSV stuff. The way you feel about it is similar to the feelings I have for W3.
I am one of the weirdos that are huge Metal Gear Fans but also loved MGSV. I used the open word as a Sandbox and really used all the tools given to me to create some truly fantastic gameplay scenarios. I had so much fun cruising around with D Dog in my Jeep, blaring 80s tunes and wreaking havoc that the pacing issues and weird second act are a distant memory. Player agency and freedom were unparalleled, for me in TPP. I was constantly using different guns and gadgets amd attacking locations in new ways that it never got boring except the side ops towatds the end which are optional anyways. 200 hrs in that game was nothing to me, probably like 200hrs is/would be nothing to you in W3.
I am not saying it would be better or worse as a traditional mgs game but I'm glad they tried something different and MGS 1 through 4 still exist if I want to go back and play that style.
Love Bayonetta, too. It is probably my favorite character action game, even though I still have to finish it. I was going for platinum trophy but once I unlocked the Panther form, if really screwed up the way I was used to dodging and madesome of the challenges really tough. Too many games to play and to finish. My brother in law has a wiiU so I am buying him Bayo 2 for Christmascan't wait to play it.
I have almost finished Divinity now with a friend playing online coop. I am pretty upset that it doesn't count progress or trophies for my own game.
More important than the two of us coming to understand each other's opinion is the fact that you reminded and Inspired me to go finish and enjoy the great Bayonetta
Bloodborne should have at least won best RPG. Seriously does critics give a shit about gameplay today?
How do they even decide? Its an 'action rpg', it could have been in either.It shouldn't have been in the RPG category, should have been in Action and won that.
Bloodborne should have at least won best RPG. Seriously does critics give a shit about gameplay today?
How do they even decide? Its an 'action rpg', it could have been in either.
I stopped playing this on ps4 because of annoying framerates in the city and a lot of other areas when I played it on release.
I'm quite sensitive to performance issues so I'm wondering have these been resolved? Should I start again on ps4 or shall I wait till I have a good PC and play in 60fps with all the bells and whistles.
I stopped playing this on ps4 because of annoying framerates in the city and a lot of other areas when I played it on release.
I'm quite sensitive to performance issues so I'm wondering have these been resolved? Should I start again on ps4 or shall I wait till I have a good PC and play in 60fps with all the bells and whistles.
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Bloodborne should have at least won best RPG. Seriously does critics give a shit about gameplay today?
Bloodborne should have at least won best RPG. Seriously does critics give a shit about gameplay today?
I stopped playing this on ps4 because of annoying framerates in the city and a lot of other areas when I played it on release.
I'm quite sensitive to performance issues so I'm wondering have these been resolved? Should I start again on ps4 or shall I wait till I have a good PC and play in 60fps with all the bells and whistles.
Bloodborne should have at least won best RPG. Seriously does critics give a shit about gameplay today?
I really hope CDPR ports Witcher 1 to next gen consoles. I own it on PC, but only have a pretty bad laptop, and dont really care to get a desktop ever again to play stuff like this, so yeah. Dont feel like I can play this one without knowledge of the first two.
Bloodborne should have at least won best RPG. Seriously does critics give a shit about gameplay today?
RPG is a truly meaningless term in video games these days, unless you're referring to rocket-propelled grenades. Everything is an RPG now.
Bloodborne probably fits far better in the Action/Adventure category.
Bloodborne should have at least won best RPG. Seriously does critics give a shit about gameplay today?